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The mission of The United Methodist Church is to make disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world. One place that is happening – a lot – in the Baltimore-Washington Conference is the Retreat and Camping Ministries (RCM) area.
I greet you in the precious name of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. With my deep appreciation for her ministry and many gifts, and with prayerful discernment in fulfilling the needed consultation process, I share with you my intention to appoint the Rev. Dr. Laura Easto as pastor of Potomac...
At Wesley Theological Seminary, they know that when significant art comes together with deep theology, God shows up.
What inspires the inspiring? For Chance the Rapper, it’s the preaching of a United Methodist pastor in West Virginia.
Candice Potts stood before a room of lay and clergy women from the Baltimore-Washington Conference wearing an intricate blue rhinestone necklace that caught the light of the hotel ballroom. “Can we have a song?” asked Bishop LaTrelle Easterling as she prepared to preach.
Bring your loose change to Annual Conference, because it is district versus district in this penny challenge. The goal of a penny challenge is to collect as many pennies as possible in your jar and put as many non-pennies in everyone else’s jars. Pennies give your district positive points—while...
We have an app! For the attendees of Annual Conference, there is an event mobile app available on the Google Play and Apple App stores. Use the app to keep track of the agenda, find a room using the map, explore the exhibit hall, read the resolutions, share photos and much more! The app will be...
Join us for a Facebook Live special event!
May 11, at 12 noon, join us via Facebook Live for a preview of the 2017 Baltimore-Washington Conference Session. The Annual Conference Session will be meeting in Washington, D.C., at the Marriott Wardman Park Hotel, from May 31 to June 2.
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Lifetouch will be on site to take clergy photos for a directory.
An estimated 200,000 people converged on Washington, D.C., April 29, for the Peoples Climate March. United Methodists added their voices to the march, which addressed the crisis of global warming, and protested what many see as policy changes by the Trump administration that will harm the...